Your Thursday evening update on Salem news
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Paving work on two bridge strengthening projects in Salem is expected to be done next week.
City crews will pave bridges on Northeast 17th Street over Mill Creek, near Chemeketa Street, and Southeast Mission Street over Pringle Creek, near Bush’s Pasture Park, according to Jason Roberts, public works spokesman.
Work beneath both bridges will continue through October, with some intermittent lane shifting. Improvements have been finished on two other bridge projects on Northeast Liberty Street and Northeast 15th Street over Mill Creek, he said.
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A union representing dozens of Roth’s Fresh Markets employees has launched a boycott campaign amid ongoing contract negotiations with the company.
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All but two of Oregon’s 36 sheriffs support Marion County’s lawsuit to get clarity on whether it can provide information about people on county parole to U.S. Immigration and Customs…
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A now-cut federal grant provided most of the budget for Oregon State University Extension’s nutrition and agriculture education programs. Those funds went toward programs like Elementary AgFest and farm field…
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Salem’s home-grown punk rock music festival that helps connect youth with needed resources will be at Riverfront Park on Sunday, Aug. 31. It features a lineup voted on by local…
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The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that a dam proposal by a group of Mount Angel farmers would impede the state’s water rights on Drift Creek.
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